The leather was kind of on the thin side and soft so I melted some paraffin and soaked the leather in it to harden it up somewhat.
I used a drill bit to make holes for the rivets.
With the rivets installed I trimmed away the excess leather and cut out the strap.


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I used the drill bit again for the same purpose on the strap to install the snap.
For less than a couple of dollars, some free leather and about an hours worth of time I made what should be a serviceable sheath.
Stay safe
Bob
3 comments:
Nice post , great idea
Very impressive work Bob, well done.
Good reading youur post
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